154 Life and Stories from the Cemetery: An Interview with Author Sandy Doyle

In this episode of Hospice Explained, host Marie Betcher RN, a former hospice nurse, interviews Sandy Doyle, author of 'My Life at the Cemetery: It's Not As Dead As You Think'. Sandy shares her remarkable experiences from her 12-year career in the death care industry. She recounts intriguing stories about managing funerals, dealing with grief, and the surprising aspects of working in a cemetery. The discussion also delves into the spiritual encounters and coincidences she's witnessed, adding a unique perspective to understanding life, death, and beyond. The episode highlights the importance of end-of-life education and offers insights into the profound journey of dealing with loss.

00:00 Introduction and Disclaimer

00:28 Meet Your Host: Marie Betcher RN

00:43 Cloud 9 Care System Partnership

01:27 Interview with Sandra K. Doyle

02:21 Sandy's Career in the Death Care Industry

03:37 Stories from the Cemetery

06:54 The Impact of Grief

09:11 Humorous and Strange Encounters

14:24 Spiritual Experiences and Reflections

19:40 Conclusion and Next Episode Teaser

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